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The document outlines the course BMEC 1 on Operations Management, focusing on Product Design and Process Selection. It covers key topics such as the design process, factors impacting product design, process selection types, and technology decisions. Additionally, it discusses the differences between designing goods and services and the importance of collaboration across various organizational functions.

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COURSE CODE: BMEC 1


COURSE TITLE: OPERATIONS
MANAGEMENT
2nd Sem. SY | 2023- 2024
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Chapter 3:
Product Design
and Process
Selection
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Intended Learning
Outcomes:
 Define the role of business strategy
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Topics:

 Product Design
 The Design Process
 Factors Impacting Product Design
 Process Selection
 Designing Processes
 Technology Decision
 Designing Services
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Product Design
and Process
Selection
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Product Design
and Process
Selection
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Product Design
and Process
Selection
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Product Design

 Process of deciding on
the unique
characteristics and
features of the
company's product.
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Product DesignProcess Selection

 Process of deciding on  The development of the


the unique process necessary to
characteristics and produce the designed
features of the products.
company's product.
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Design of Service vs. Goods

 Design Elements- Manufacturing and retail in


which the product is tangible.
 Services Elements- Intangible, promptness,
friendliness
 Service Design- The process of establishing all
the characteristics of the service, including
physical, sensual, and psychological benefits.
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The Product Design Process


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The Product Design Process


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The Product Design Process


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The Product Design Process


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Factors Impacting Product


Design
• Design for Manufacture
• Product Life Cycle
• Concurrent Engineering
• Remanufacturing
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Factors Impacting Product


Design
• Design for Manufacture (DFM)-
A series of guideline to follow in
order to produce a product
easily and profitably.
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Factors Impacting Product


Design
• Product Life Cycle- A series of
stages that product pass through
in their lifetime characterized by
changing product demands over
time.
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Factors Impacting Product


•Design
Concurrent Engineering-
A approach that brings
together multifunction
teams in the early phase
of product design in order
to simultaneously design
the product and the
process.
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Factors Impacting Product


Design
• Remanufacturing- A concept of using
components of old products in the
production of new ones.
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Process Selection
Two Broad Categories
• Intermittent Operations
• Repetitive Operations
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Process Selection
Two Broad Categories
• Intermittent Operations-
Processes used to produce a
variety of products with
different processing
requirements in lower
volumes.
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Process Selection
Two Broad Categories
• Repetitive Operations-
Processes used to produce one
or a few standardized products
in a high volume.
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Differences between Intermittent and


Repetitive Operations
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Differences between Intermittent and


Repetitive Operations
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Designing Processes
• Process Flow Analysis- Technique used to evaluating
a process in terms of the sequence of steps from
inputs to output with the goal in improving its
design.

• Process Flow Chart – A chart showing the sequence


of steps in producing the product or service.

• Bottleneck- Longest task in the process


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Designing Processes
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Designing Processes
• Make to Stock Strategy- Produces standard
products and services to immediate sale or delivery.

• Assemble to Order Strategy – Produces standard


components that can be combined the customer
specification.

• Make to Order Strategy- Produces products to


customer specification s after an order has been
received.
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Designing Processes
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Process Performance Metrics


Measurement s of
different process
characteristics that
tell how a process is
performing.
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Process Performance Metrics


Example:
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Technology Decision
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Technology Decision

• Information Technology
(IT)-Technology that enables
storage, processing and
communication of
information within and
between firms.
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Technology Decision

• Enterprise Resource
Planning (ERF)-Large
software program used for
planning and coordinating
all resources throughout the
entire enterprise.
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Technology Decision

• Global Positioning System


(GPS)- A type of wireless
technology that uses
satellite transmission to
communicate exact
locations.
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Technology Decision

• Radio Frequency
Identification (RFID)- A
wireless technology that
uses memory chips
equipped with radio
antennas attached to the
objects used to transmit
streams of data.
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Technology Decision

• Automation- Using
machinery to perform work
without human operators
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Designing Services
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Designing Services

What are the services different


from Manufacturing?
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Designing Services
Classification of
business operations
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Product design and Process Selection Across


the Organization

• Operations
• Marketing
• Finance
• Information Technology
• Human Resources
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